This is a good jacket, especially for the money. I generally don't wear it for skiing because its down and I prefer Primaloft when I ski. That being said, this is a good winter jacket and will definitely keep you warm. It fits well, but seems to run a little bit small.

This jacket is great! Completely waterproof, lightweight, packable, and looks good. Underarm vents work well to release heat. Drawstrings work well to lock out the elements. All-around great jacket.

I've used these primarily as a hiking shoe with a little bit of trail running mixed in. They are durable and will keep your feet dry. They are comfortable right out of the box. I have not gotten any blisters from them which has been a problem for me with past hiking shoes. Keep in mind this is a hiking shoe, and not a hiking boot. If you are looking for ankle support, this doesn't have it (that should go without saying).

Apex bionic jacket is great for what BC advertises it for. Great for spring skiing, hiking, and casual use. Keeps you warmer then other fleece jackets because it has a windproof shell. Would benefit from vents, but oh well. Great all-around durable jacket.

Apex bionic jacket is great for what BC advertises it for. Great for spring skiing, hiking, and casual use. Keeps you warmer then other fleece jackets because it has a windproof shell. Would benefit from vents, but oh well. Great all-around durable jacket.

I bought these knowing that they aren't technical shades with polarized lenses. If that's what you are looking for, these aren't the right sunglasses for you. If you are just looking for a stylish/casual pair of sunglasses, then these are great. They fit well (my head is of "above average" size so keep that in mind). They feel a little tight on the bridge of my nose if I wear them for extended periods of time (like over 2 hours). Other then that, I have no complaints. They get the job done and contrary to one of the other posts here, they DO fit under a motorcycle helmet. I have a full-face HJC and they fit fine in it.

I have multiple A Frame Replacement Lenses. I spend the majority of my winter skiing in Vermont which is notorious for flat light. I primarily use the H.I. Persimmon from November to February with the exception of blue bird days. This lens provides great contrast in flat light. I generally switch to the Fire Iridium or Black Iridium lens on blue bird days. These lenses filter out much more light and prevent you from feeling blinded by snow glare on sunny days.

Oakley provides plenty of other lens options worth checking out at http://oakley.com/pd/1650 The site is really good for determining what lens to pick based on the conditions you ski or ride in most. I'd also recommend following Oakley's instructions for swapping out lenses, as it can be more difficult then expected.

I've had these goggles for 3 or 4 seasons now. Best goggles I've ever owned. Lenses are somewhat challenging to swap out, but other then that absolutely no complaints. Frames do not infringe on my field of view at all. The goggles are comfortable and I've rarely had issues with fogging. I wear the Smith Hustle helmet, and there isn't any gaper gap with these goggles. Highly recommend them.

As far as fleece jackets go, this is the most versatile one I've owned. It keeps you warm, its durable and the vents work well to cool you off on warmer days. I've had it for five years now and have no complaints. I use it as a base layer for skiing when the temp drops below 10 and it always keeps me warm. Also works well for New England spring skiing. Great for fall hikes as well.

This is a decent jacket, but not exactly technical. Very stylish, fits great and looks good too. Works well to keep you warm if you wear it under a waterproof/windproof shell. Will not keep you warm without a shell as the wind blows right through it. Best use for fall hikes in comfortable temps with no wind.

I have this watch in gunmetal. All around great watch. Plenty of style to dress up or down. Versatile and durable. I've had it for a year and the finish doesn't show any signs of wear (and I'm not exactly careful with my watches). Highly recommend this watch. If you're looking for a stylish and durable watch just to keep time, this is your watch.

Gloves are great, warm, and waterproof. I've used them a few times now in 10 - 20 degree weather. I'm prone to getting cold fingers and didn't have an issue with these gloves. Only complaint is that plastic piece on cuff broke first weekend out (minor issue and doesn't affect performance). Other then that the gloves are amazing.

I've skied in this jacket at least 10 days now. Overall great jacket. Perfect for bluebird days. Very durable jacket and holds up well to abuse. Pockets are great (with the exception of the internal water bottle pocket which only holds on to the bottle if you stay upright, oh well). Great cold/dry weather softshell.

Overall great helmet. Very warm helmet, but vents work well on warm spring days to keep your head cool(I've used it from 10 degrees up to 55 degrees and been completely comfortable). Very comfortable and light weight, so I barely even notice its on.